Common use of Project Administration Services Clause in Contracts

Project Administration Services. The Professional Services Contractor shall provide all project administration services necessary to facilitate the orderly progress of a project including, but not limited to, attending project meetings, communicating with others as appropriate, monitoring progress and issuing progress reports to Princeton University, supervising Professional Services Contractor’s in-house personnel, and coordinating and managing information flow and decision-making.

Project Administration Services. The Professional Services Contractor shall provide all project administration services necessary to facilitate the orderly progress of a project includingthe Services, but not limited to, including attending project meetings, communicating with others as appropriate, monitoring progress and issuing progress reports to Princeton University, supervising Professional Services Contractor’s in-house personnel, directing Professional Services Contractor’s Subconsultants and coordinating and managing information flow and decision-making.

Project Administration Services. The Professional Services Contractor shall provide all project administration services necessary to facilitate the orderly progress of a project includingthe Services, but not limited to, including attending project meetings, communicating with others as appropriate, monitoring progress and issuing progress reports to Princeton University, supervising Professional Services Contractor’s in-house in‐house personnel, directing Professional Services Contractor’s Subconsultants and coordinating and managing information flow and decision-makingdecision‐making.

Project Administration Services. The Professional Services Contractor shall provide all project administration services necessary to facilitate the orderly progress of a project including, but not limited to, attending project meetings, communicating with others as appropriate, monitoring progress and issuing progress reports to Princeton University, supervising Professional Services Contractor’s in-house in‐house personnel, and coordinating and managing information flow and decision-makingdecision‐making.